Infused with invigorating disco glitters and a neon shine, this is the new single by Maddie Poppe:
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Luke Frees – “Honeycomb Hotel”
Hailing from Chicago, this singer and songwriter started learning piano at the age of 4, after seeing an Elton John concert on TV. After also taking up guitar aged 10, he attended Berklee College of Music in Boston, studying songwriting and production. While there he formed the band The Cotones. Inspired by David Bowie, Nick Cave and Prince, he released his debut EP “After The Rain” in 2017.
Highlighting the healing needed after a breakup and the need to take back control of your life and love yourself again, his new single is an upbeat amalgam of various influences. With a driving rock percussion, funkalicious guitar riffs and groovy bass line, dipped in nostalgic pop vibes, this tune is an infectious sonic blend. And with his emotive vocals, this jam is brimful of raw, uplifting energy.
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Sam Brown – “Once In Your Life”
From her album “April Moon” (1990):Nothing But Thieves – “Overcome”
From their upcoming album “Dead Club City”, to be released on 7 July 2023:
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Bailey Wiley – “Baby Mama”
Hawera-born and Auckland-based, this New Zealand soulstress has been singing from a young age. She attended NASDA in Christchurch and graduated with a degree in Musical Theatre. Proficient in many styles, she’s collaborated with various artists and opened for Syd Tha Kid in Chicago. Inspired by Christina Aguilera, Etta James and Amy Winehouse, she debuted with “Inevitable” in 2014.
Celebrating the power of women and motherhood in particular, her new single shines in sheer R&B splendour. With a velvety-smooth percussion, gentle jazzy piano and celestial harmonies merging into a silken soundscape, it’s her luscious and emotion-laden vocal flair that lovingly nurtures your heart and gives this soulful song a soothing warmth, an inherent elegance and an authentic charisma.
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From their album “Sky-High!” (1976):
Jansen's Jamz 